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  1. Farmers in Jefferson County are forced to stop cultivating land due to severe water scarcity affecting the Deschutes River, which is vital to Central Oregon.
  2. Extreme drought conditions are currently affecting all counties in the region, including Deschutes County, which is part of Central Oregon.
  3. Shared regional weather patterns are dominant in the Pacific Northwest and Central Oregon.

Fires are growing across Central Oregon, with one fire nearing Warm Springs, under high pressure in the Pacific Northwest.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 27
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Fires are growing across Central Oregon, with one fire nearing Warm Springs, under high pressure in the Pacific Northwest.

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Central OregonWarm SpringsPacific Northwest

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Shared regional weather patterns are dominant in the Pacific Northwest and Central Oregon. All 2 developments

Within Farmers in Jefferson County are forced to stop cultivating land due to severe water scarcity affecting the Deschutes River, which is vital to Central Oregon.

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  • ktvz.comHigh fire danger continues this week with dry and very warm conditions